$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  It's a little difficult to overcome the negativity when there are people out in the streets burning Teslas and there are literal Nazis coming out to defend the brand..

Since the first days of the Trump administration, Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has been everywhere in the federal government, moving fast and breaking things. In a matter of weeks, DOGE operatives have spread across dozens of government agencies as they have attempted to terminate tens of thousands of federal employees. With so much focus on where DOGE is going, WIRED wanted to take a beat to look at where they’ve come from and hopefully, that might reveal how they’re thinking about reshaping the federal government. Big takeaway: Many on the DOGE team are from Musk’s world. If Musk is America’s CEO, then DOGE has become his Silicon Valley executive branch. Scary isn’t it ! List of DOGE members Above is mapped out, non-exhaustive list of people affiliate

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  should have sold in Jan 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  yes

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  As markets reel from the impact of Trump’s proposed tariffs, one question arises: Could Tesla (TSLA) be among the least affected stocks? While traditional automakers brace for higher costs, Tesla’s unique positioning might shield it from the worst of the trade war fallout. Domestic Production Advantage Unlike competitors that rely heavily on overseas manufacturing, Tesla produces a significant portion of its vehicles in the U.S., with major factories in California, Texas, and Nevada. This reduces its dependence on imported auto parts, minimizing exposure to tariff-related cost spikes. China’s Role: Risk or Resilience? Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory is a crucial part of its global supply chain, but tariffs primarily target

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$TSLA 20250404 280.0 CALL$ tesla. Kiss goodbye 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  TSLA has outpaced all the U.S. stock market indexes by crashing more than 7.5% after market opening today. It is definitely unable to defy the killing storm of Donald Trump's  tariffs announcement. Elon Musk must have predicted this and therefore decided to leave DOGE in May. Hope Elon Musk can revive TSLA and make it great again! Thanks@Tiger_comments @TigerStars @TigerClub @CaptainTiger @icycrystal 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  nope, the overall market environment can continue to cause a dent even for the most resilient manufacturers! No country survives when tariffs are so high. Something has to give and interest rate will be forced to decreaae to absorb the slowdown. Cantor looks at $425 for TSLA while UBS at $225, currently. Which do you think is likely in the next one month?

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  The Roller Coaster 🎢 Ride for Tesla isn't over yet just because he will be leaving DOGE    it nothing More of a Higher level plan   (Already created or even Achieved their initial goals   ). Now just continue with the script    . I would viewed that Tesla near term Risk still not over but most probably ranging,Within 217 to 300++ to monitor First 🙏. I just chilled and enjoy the🥃🍷 & 🍺🍻.   

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Musk should have stay away from US politics. Concentrate on improving its current telsa product range and offer better comparable products, as what chinese EV makers can do. Really beware!

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  PND

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  As this is fake news, it would have driven the share price of TSLA even lower if not. Fundamentals are key, dont be drag down just by a news or two, TSLA is still overvalued by a lot, all else remained to be seen in terms of top and bottom line. Wait for the tariffs to die off 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla’s industry dominance in EVs, energy storage, and AI-backed autonomous driving supports long-term value. Temporary delivery shortfalls do not change its leadership position or the rapid expansion of its charging network. The upcoming Robotaxi launch and continued software monetization can significantly boost profitability. Tesla’s strong brand loyalty and vertical integration ensure resilience against short-term setbacks. If the stock drops below $160, it could be a prime accumulation zone for patient investors.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Despite Q1 delivery misses, Tesla’s long-term growth story remains intact. Expanding production capacity, AI-driven Full Self-Driving (FSD) advancements, and energy business growth provide strong future catalysts. Margins may recover as cost-cutting measures take effect and battery technology improves. Demand remains solid, with new markets and product innovations like the upcoming next-gen vehicle. Short-term weakness presents an attractive entry point before future rebounds. A price near $150–$160 could offer a compelling risk-reward for long-term investors.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   I believe Tesla's short-term stock movement will largely depend on how much of the Q1 delivery weakness has already been priced in. Given that analysts have revised estimates downward, a miss in deliveries could reinforce the bearish sentiment, pushing the stock lower, potentially toward the $220-$230 support range. The broader market sentiment, along with how investors interpret Elon Musk's exit from DOGE, will also play a role in shaping Tesla's near-term trajectory. That said, I see Tesla's current struggles as a mix of macroeconomic pressures, increased competition, and self-inflicted brand perception challenges. Musk's political involvement has clearly hurt Tesla's reputation in certa

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  remember, production vs deliveries also disappoint, so what makes you think that some said the fall was due to production delay as for the refreshed model? Die hard fans will always try to justify TSLA every shortcomings?

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla Q1 Delivery Miss: A Golden Opportunity to Buy the Dip! Tesla’s Q1 delivery numbers came in at 336,681 vehicles, falling short of the market’s expectation of 390,343 and significantly below the previous quarter’s 495,570. While this miss might spook some investors, it’s precisely the kind of dip that savvy investors should pounce on. Here’s why I’m strongly bullish on Tesla (TSLA) despite the Q1 setback. First, let’s put the delivery miss into perspective. Tesla has a history of navigating short-term challenges while maintaining its long-term growth trajectory. The Q1 shortfall could be attributed to temporary factors like supply chain disruptions, production adjustments, or even strategic inventory management as Tesla ra